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Wednesday, March 2
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84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
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OUR.
We :
Hood’s Sarsaparilla, 670.
Green’s Nervura, Tic.
W, 24c.
A aide Hair Curler for no.
Packing Camphor, 211a 11..
Novel.
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SOUTH NORWALK.
Wall Paper,
. BRUSHES. etc.
gates for doing your work.
III only .lswett‘c
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nge. 2 first Avenue,
tam annular. mu Horwslk.
roe eats}
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true when
m can get the most for
uncut It so come to
uTORE.
'Quinine Pills, 2 grain, 25c per
Carter’s Pills, 2 bottles for 25c.
Napthaiin, 10c 11., :3 11. for 25c
With every 5c piece of Adam’
Papiin Gum we give you a 250
Headquarters
§chool Books
li.il.P|aistcd
48 WashingtOn St.
sluts. 1111s. cuss.
This Is a good time to Paint.
. lahali lie Pleased to give you
lift guarantee Satirisctlcn In
PIA",
Gorh‘am,
nonwauoa
”arena Ilgi Emigration n7.
JIW thin
I BARGAIN.
Cogfififli‘
I? THE MONEY AT
BROOKSIDE
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A BAR lilAil IlF 2i Ill TilllAV. TUESDAY. APRII. I.
ETTER HORSE FOR
FARM,
OTHER ESTABLISH-
PARSONS.
;0 months. 88.50 ; 3 months.
cents: single copies. ll cents
81.25: l min“: do
8011'"! NORWALK rm: ALARM.
Box 3—Corner Washington and North Main
streets.
Box d—Corner Day and Teller! streets.
Box 9-Cross street.
Ber WuWest street. opposite Franklin street
school.
Box iii—Concord street, opposite school.
Box ld~Corner North Main and Ann streets.
Box Iii—Corner High street and Bayview
avenue.
Box iambiorwaik Iron Works building.
Box l'f—Corner West avenue and Cedar
street.
Box Til—Corner
avenue.
Box Ila—Corner Ely avenue and Benton street.
Box ltd—Corner south Main and Monroe
streets.
Box all-Electric Light station.
Box dl—Eairtleid avenue and Cedar street.
West street and Taylor
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COUPON
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: ed In tlieadvertlsementheiow) together
with the price of the publication. will
; procure you anything announced in
"our Book Department." when preJ
settled at The Sentinel office.
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The April number of the Musical
Home is now ready and can be procured
at this office fortl cents and 1 coupon.
The contents are:
1. Pop Corn Dance—Meachnm.
1. Just the Girl for Me, Song—(lico-
ro .
ll. Sunny L‘iime Polonaise—limb
4. Plain Little IriehGirl (a) Songm
Graham.
5. Sweet Lillie Bly. Sung—~llagnier.
ii. Pet Canary, York—Spaulding.
7. How [to You Do, lllr. Mtzi‘ue.
Song-Becbe.
8. Whisper Love. Song~—Snxton.
Mluldlnre Almanac for‘T‘oimorrow.
Hun Rises Sun Sets High 'l‘l
do {Low Tide
at 5:?! at 0:15 ill lil:ll . at. ‘2?!
New York Harald Weather Font-ant.
The weather to-day promises to be consider-
ably warmer and fair to partly cloudy. follow-
ed by hardness on the coasts and by light rain
tonight or on Thursday morning. Tomorrow
promises to becloudy and partly cloudy. with
slight temperature changes. preceded by rain
and followed bv clearing by the afternoon.
Lowest Point of the Thermometer.
The lowest point of the thermometer for the
twenty-four hours ending at noon tn-rlay was
43' above zero.
Mllf'l‘ll NURWALK.
What the Paople of Our (ltv Are
Doing and Buying.
it will pay peper-lmngsrs to look over
L. II. Docket-”s stock of wall paper and
get prices.
E. J. Wadhams is having a new stor—
age refrigerator burlt in the basement
under his market on North Main street.
William ll. Lockwood. of llolon Hill.
has erected a monument to the memory
of his wife in Union cemetery. Roway-
ton.
-—-l’ienty of candy. at Lane's.
Alvah tlanfleldliaa resigned his posi-
tion In the Consolidated freight house,
and has been succeeded by Dennis ('llg'
‘°‘- W...
Attention is called to a few of the
prices. enumerated in another column.
that prevail at R. ll. Pillsted‘s drug
store In these day» of slashing and cut—
ting.
The sale of ladies' gsrtnentc at W. A.
nonodict's will he continued only this
week, when the balance of stock on hand
will be sentto New York to be sold at
auction.
"wimders in low prices, N. ‘l'.storc.
The music committee of the Baptist
church has engaged Mrs. Imogene Ross.
soprano: Miss Jennie Punselt, contralto;
Fred 1. Force. tenor, and Frank Com-
stock. lasso, as the quarteite for the year
beginning May L_
“While (leorge 0. Bolton. employed at
Hawb, Bailey it Co's, was sharpening a
planing knife, Holiday, his file slipped,
musing his hand to come in contact with
the keen edge. making a deep and very
painful union the middle finger of his
firm hand. .
While going over the Washington
streetcrcuing,yestvrday afternoon.thv
wheels of a wagon belonging to In.
Henry Hamilton, of West liorwalk.
,eaeghtbetwaeelhcraifsaadthe plank-
“.mltmnueddarlmdm
an to get the vehicle to a place of
safety. Was unis W
I I
THE EVENING SENTIKE‘I; A- The Jumr Prohibition club will};
. . ._ . .. ...' tomorrow night at their hall on South
n to. Muinsirmt.
Mrs. Mrlry E. Bradley, of l‘airfield
avenue, won the roast at B. J Wadhams‘
market, yesterdi
-—Nice tiuaker bread. at Lane's.
Old We‘ll Lodge. F. and A. IL. con-
ferred the;tbird degree on ltrngglst I". (i.
Tomlinson, last night. '
Raymond Brothers removed a large
hoistingengine, this morning, from the
depot to the four tracking operations.
The schooner “C. L. Rislcy." of Port
Jefferson, L. 1., is unloading 100 barrels
of oysters at Reed .11; Housmao’s to-day.
Mrs. Ovie Fredericke. who has been
seriously ill all winter. still lies in a
critical condition at her home on I'nion
street. 1
Mary Wyman, mother of the late
I". f). Morton, of South Nurvvullt. died
in Auburn. N. Y.. March RI. ages] Ill
years and 10 thrill“w
“Best fumilyllt)tir,$ii1hl , N Y. store
John llisco. who has been seriausly ill
with the grip for some time, has fully
recovered and resumed his duties at the
yards of Raymond Brothers.
The South Norwalk Chess club held a
meeting last night at. Wheeler & Hun
furd’e store. Dr. Baldwin and a gentle-
man named Moran will play a match
game lht‘ latter part of this week.
The steamer‘1. l". Merserau" arrived
in the harbor on Monday and was sup
plied with two new pumps to take the
place of defective pumps, which caused
llf‘f‘ to lay over here until this morning.
—»Scu the pretty dances at Professor
Newpll's class reception, April iii.
i“. If. ll‘Artois. who has been mnplny~
ed in tho South Norwallt office of the
Adams Express company for mvnrni
years. left yesterday. and the [unition of
clerk will be filled by Harry E. Wilson.
The killer's placemdrivcr of one of the
wagons will be taken byilst‘nr l". Dior-
rvll, of limit Nor-walk.
—l'utnum Hose company's mueiuble
Wednesday evening, Music Hall. Je-
rome May's Banjo club will furnish
music, giving one of their delightful
concerts from 8 to 9 o‘clock.
Four railroad brake-men. who were very
much under the influence of liquor,
crcuted ll liltlc excitement by indulging
in a "free-forvall“ in front of the poet
oflice about 1 o'clock this afternoon.
One of the men was severely out about
the face. Finally matters were satir-
fuctorily‘ settled and they went down to
the railroad depot. No arrests were
made. ‘
While the regular meeting of Douglas
l’owlerM'omen‘e Relief Corps was in
progress. last night. at the Ii. A. ll.
hall, the members were meet agreeably
surprised by a visit from seven members
of Buckingham Post Women's Relief
(Jorge. A very pleasant evening was
med. lluuglas Fowler corps woferred
the lnilntory degree on Mm. Annie
Hmitlu.
Genevieve-Stebbinsmho will give an on
tertaincneot of antique myth and Bible
story at Boyt’s Opera Home,8aturdsy
night, April ii. for the benefit of Trinity
church. was the first person to publicly
tench artistic physical culture in this
country. She Ila-been a student of lieg-
nler in} the Paris conservatory. and it
may brief interest to know that when in
Eur-omens received great commendation
bee-ma of harm and gave lectures be-
fore arltltocratic audiences in Rome. Paris
and Minion. .
The item connected by membership
and interest with the south Norwaik
Bartlet church haves project which they
intend to carry out in a manner relecting
as much credit upon themselves as each
"lira.“ in each family has received for
her pfilcipailon and aid in like affairs.
After the children‘s lecture. fortnight,
they min with fir. Baldwin. West street,
and kind togivse chiral-y l.
The an will be machined, etc"
by thew-ex from mitotoso’clmk,
followtld by an entertainment as novel as
the satire plan.
an rum-ma and area Illalag. F
In. flush Whitefield. of ill Grove
street, her office. dould Taylor, is
the c of property in flow York
from
the n of each until. he was in the
A finally Budget of Items From the
works started up today.
church will he held to night.
about our nineteen a new bicycle.
‘ Ihscclissis the rent about
nonwsut new;
Upper Ball of Town.
J. H. Buckley & Ben's elastic we!)
A business meeting of the Baptist
lrviug B. Olmstead Is now seen flitting
Thomas U'Uoriaati's household effects
were shipped to Providence today.
The directors of the Norwalk club met
last. night and transacted only routine
businm.
The Alpha Wheel club met last night,
but transected no business. as there was
not a quorum present.
hirth-orgcll. Allen, who has been
seriously ill at her home on Chestnut
street. is improving.
The black and white robin. seen last
fall on Elm street. has been in that vicin-
ity for several days past.
The Pelican club met last night and
found they had netted a goodly sum from
their first annual sociable}
liirs. B. J. Bolton, of Franklin avenue
has removed to Ruth 8: Goldschmidt's
house at 1‘2 Pine street, South Norwalk.
An anniversary high mass Will be
celebrated at St. Mary's church, tomor-
row morning. to the memory of Him
Ilanruli .‘lheehafl;
Joseph ti. Star, a Norwallt young men,
bought it boa of cigars this morning and
started for llanbury. He said he was to
be married this afternoon.
The annual and regular monthly meet-
ing of the Norwalh Fire Police will be
held tonlgbtaniia line will be imposed
upon members not attending.
The suit of Homer Built-y vs. Allison
Free. for a balance on a building con-
tract, came up for a hearing before Just-
ice Coolidge yesterday and was adjourned
until he at Tuesday.
Ailielcte I'lflt‘lian, Inf the Bridgeport
Y. .\I. t'. A. team. who has made such
excellent records in the district cham-
pionship contests, was nwzmlml first
prize in a contest at llridgewrt.'l‘uos~
day night.
hits-tings tonight: Pilgrim Council.
0, i‘. A. M.: Buckingham Post, II. A.
ll: (‘ziwnsn Division, S. of 'l',, Wilmi-
punk, installation of officers; Nnnunnko
Filth and (inure l’roiwllve aaatwintion, tit
('_ ll. t‘mlblgo" oflit'e: t‘t-ntrsl labor
l'nion.
President I: .I. ”All reprcsr-ntrd the
Norwulk Horse Railroad company at a
meeting of street railway men of the
stat» held in New Haven. yesterday,
when the l‘onnectlcut Street Railway
association was organized.
The members of l'mniir Engine com-
pany, in rubber toggery. were out last
night for their first “wash" of the season.
They gave the engine a trial, and after
ward aided the street. department by
giving Mam street a good washing.
.\ thoroughly enjoynblv t‘ulit‘i'l‘l will
be given at the Norwalk Methodist
church, on Tumlny evening. April 17.
Fricsson F. Iimdmcll, the renowned lasso:
lilies Kate l‘nrltur, the accomplished so—
prano: the l‘t-nlxuly Children, olotrution»
isle, and selected local talent. Although
this istm unusual attraction the admis-
sion will be only thirty-live route.
Deputy Follow-tor l‘}. N. Hloun has a
collection of photographs of i'elestials,
and the estimation on the faces of many
of them inquire astudy. The collector
wont to Danbury. ymtcrtlay, but did not
finish his work of registratim than».
llelinds that tho t‘hlneso have their
pictures taken to small Imbe of any use.
The Norwalk ('hinamen, as a whole. are
ugood looking lot of men and exhibit
as much intellect as any of their hrs-thorn
in this vicinity. ._.. '
Cards have been issued by Mrs. Will-
iam [ounnlmry for the wedding of her
daughter. lil- Sarah Elisabeth Innue-
bury, to William Henry Griffith, at the
First Methodist Episcopal church. on
Tuesday evening. April mt, at it
o'clock. Both Ilsa Inuasbury and Ir.
Griffith are liridgcporiars and popular
in society have. Ir. Griffith is the well
known book-keeper at the healing house
of T. 1.. Watson a (lo-Bridgeport Past.
Visions of a tempting trout dinner
have been tinting before the eyes of
City Engineer 0. N. Wood for several
days and his month has fairly watered
for a taste of his favorite dish. Ionday
morning he was up before daylight, lad
donning his rubber boots rim-ted out to
bring home a airing of crackled beauties
Alas. It «turbine. charilaksdreek
. owl without his host. and after tramp-
lng nine alias without a nibbleha was
rewarded with a bite and landed a my
little speelacaof the finaytrihe about
four inches in length. in than“
street.
_ o)’nl
Highest of all in lxnvening I’owcr.-—-l.ntest U. S. Gov’t Report.
ABSOLUTELY PURE
7
9
Baking
_ Powder
Isaac flows is ill at his home on Welcr
Wilber Youugs went trouting, Monday.
and captured six speckled beauties
Ibout nine inches in length.
George A. Knapp-non of tiemge \V.
Kuapp,of Broad River, has serwd his
time with J. E. Wood,of Winnipuult,
and has accepted the naency at Sanfords
Station. lie commenced his duties Mon-
day.
The fourteenth annual exhibition and
reception of W. Gilbert Neweli‘s Bridge-
port classes in dancing was held at Mad—
ison ball. in that city. last night. The
skirt dance as cxpurgated for strictly
society use was prettiiy given by Miss
Julia Lockwood. Quite typical and
well executed was the Spanish dance by-
MissesJean and Alyee Gregory, of Not-
walk.
OVER THE BIVIIII.
News and Oneal—[foffllhe Day in
Korwallr.
Must
(‘liurles Keene has moved his family
from Marvin's rivlgnu tn Remind al't'lllif‘i.
Miss Katherine .«iiethorpc returned
from a visit to her parents in i'evkskills.
N. Y.. yesterday.”
The frame of the house bring erected
for Marvin Brothers was placed on the
foundation yv‘e't'rdny.
The employee of the Norunlk l‘utlvrn
Works a“. busy making Ilimlt'ls' for
Theophilo I-anhmt, of Daron.
James Hall. who recently lilovrul his
family to Norwnlk. i~ again :1 resident of
tlliaplut‘o. lie bus rvntvtl :1 hum-1» on
Third avenue.
Everett W. Tolios,vrho iris lK't'II apt-111l-
iug the l-Zaato-r vacation with his parents
on But avenue. returned to \Vesb-yuu
acadwiy, today.
The board of trustees of the Mormon
Evnngolical church will liltltl tin-tr rcgu
lar monhtly meeting in tin-II. .i. if. hall.
Washington street bridge. tonight
Randall‘s hull
while sounding
Tlicflro hell on
broken. Monday.
W3.»
on
third district tube rung lIlnlt'illl oi the
fourth on should have boon. Ynetvrtlny
it was repaired and is now mulv to .lo
lltlsinetal at tho old stllntl,
Tlli‘ monthly tun-ling of Volunteer
Hose company No. i. will lw ln-ltl at tho
stort'of E. I". lorlmm. Friday night.
The meeting will be rolled to “I‘ll"! at
“o'clock, sharp. All inninlnrrs are re
quested to be present, its businmu of im-
portance will I.» transacted.
The residents of lienedict Farm. in the
vicinity of First and Second th'nut-s and
Cove street. contemplate laying a sewer
in Cove street from First avenue to the
river. Many are of the opinion that this
improvement would be instrumental in
encouraging the growth of this place. 11.
la anticipated by a large portion of those
interested in this movement that a meet‘
ing of the cltirpna wiilbecnllud in the
and.
Miss Addie Naplwy was given a birth
day Imprint-Just evening. at lwr home on
South Osborn avenue.
many friends present were Misses I‘lmms
Spaulding. May Merritt. Core Plan,
Ainswortb.WIllard Naphey,!‘rank Smith
were participated in until a late hour.
when aaumptmu ropes: was served, af~
an early hourth‘u morning.
A surprise party was tendered to Mr.
suprimw met at the home of Mrs. 'Alex-
antler Palmer. on Vaulted: avenue,
and
friends beslged them with their merri-
fcativitles until a late hour. Antoni: the
and In. George Bpragus, III. and Airs.
Kr. and In. Charles Ross. Kr. and In.
Oscar Patrick, Ifr. and Ira. Charles 8.
Enter. III. and tire. Charles bobcat.
Insult lit-s. William Pratt. In. m
machines and ltsy rum, losers.
tummhaifirmhu
alarm,which,mnsmprently. cnueeal tiw ‘
near future and the project fully‘discus- "
A mong lii'l‘
(Jared and instrumental and vocal music
terwhlch dancing was continued until
and lint. David A. Rose at their home
on East avenue. last night. The jolly
log to the home of their
meat and joviallty. continuing their
Mic-and gentlemen present were Mr.
Jerome smith. fir. and lira. William
Wat, II. and lira. Charles Cacwclf, I“
mar, In. dharlcs Jone-Jim. William
Wheeler, firs. E. Ii. humiliate Eadie
newbies. Iluals Jones. Panels Jones.
m WIIM“ ”nuns HIM
m. Wallace halve. West and
Was-lawman.»
la. Wei, ‘
«statu'ilmrua.1..
Ev rim of Interest to the Play-(loin: l‘an-
pie of Forwallt. ‘
Themming engagement of Henry H.
llixny, in “ Minnie," bending Rice's Big
Burlesque company, promises to be one
of"'unusunl immrtance The natural
resulta of the reunion of the interests of
Mr. Riccnnll Ilr. llixey is a revival of
all Ilil‘ former lllt'l‘i’ris't‘a' of "Adonis,"
and the addition of many new and
attractive li‘allll‘t‘ri to that fascinating
burlesquv.
The Royal Japanese Dancing Iiirls
gave their second novel entertainment in
Music iiall, last night. belon- a large
and well-pleased audience. On account
of Putnam llose company's hall, the
exhibition will be omitted tonight. but
will be rosunwd tomorrow night.
Mother Gray's tlwaet Worm Powder.
Mother Gray. a nurse in the Children's
Ilomein New York,hae for years treated
children sucocslr'liully wititn’remedy. now
prepared and placed in the drug stores,
celled Mother Iirav‘s Sweet Worm Powd-
ers. They are sold by all druggists at
‘35 cents a mckago. They remove all
worms. nrr- burmlcso on milk. plotted"! to
take and never fail. \‘nluuble for fever-
.ishncsu, constipation and headache, even
. if no worms are present. Ask your
tlruggiat
1 blnny poo-pie, with the notion that
I nature ought to take cure of herselfallow
a cough to plague them for weeks and
l months. Wheres if nature were assisted
with a dose or two of Ayer's Cherry Poc-
torol. the cure might be effected in u
very few days.
1'
1
i Ourbetter halves say they could not
I keep house without Chamberlain's Rem‘
cdy. It is usedin more than half the
homes in Leeds. Sims Bros. leads,
Iowa. This shows the esteem in which
that remedy is held where it has been
wold for years and is well known.
Mothers have burned that there is noth-
ing so good for colds. croup and whoop-
ing cough, that it. cures those ailments
quickly and permanently. and that it irt
pleasant and safe for children to tube.
23 and 50 cent bottles for solo by (I. t‘.
Stillson, I'trugniat,
ll surprised many visitors to the i‘liic-
alto World's Fair to find that of all the
Mini-purifiers. .iyut's Sanaperilln was
the only one on exhibition. The reason
is that Ayl-r‘s Sarnnpnrtlin is a standard
remedy, and not a potent tuctlicme, or
secret noetrum.
Children cry for
Pitcher'e Gastorla.
Who-n into n as o it, we gave for ('astorle
\i’lmn «in! was a thrill. loltt' l‘l'lv'tl f. .r L‘astorla.
When she became Miss, slu- clung to t'nstnrla
When til.» lull t‘hilirenmne gavethem I'jaamrla.
~
Children Cry for
Pitcher'a Gaetorla.
Taylor at Golden-
Ileal Estate and Insurance.
WASHINGTON STRICT.
Persona looklu
with the View 0 pnrrhaslu . are invited to
call and examine our list. 0 have them for
sale in every part of the city at reminablo
prices and on my lama. anal tf
w a star)». V“
Nu. ltlt-Ituari avenue. . orwaik.
A
(limit. honest colored girl wishes Ritua-
Ra.
no new.
log
it
do him revorume.
for a lot or house and lot.
W” or three male or fenials’ .boardera.
lion in neural! family. Address J. JitiiN—
(Illerllig'lnducementstc‘l’urclusers
01"
FURNITURE.
ll 111.11.111.11. IIoonsliBhul 48 this 8t, ffcmil.
Special Sale of Ilivans and corner chairs,
At $9, $10, $l2, $14, $16.
Marked down from $12, 814, $18, $20.
and satisfaction you will I
You are a
between now and April let.
it
lltu
I’EIIPLE'S MARKET.
13 North Main st., 80. Norwallr.
Telephone call, 52-3. I
"DEAR “humerus. Bert-in. “
Knowing the intense Intemt everything pertaining to the Pmple'e Market has for you.
and with what to
that on Monday,
everythtn
sad this
farm: with. every bill for stock.
whstsoever. against the People‘s Market. WM trnitl in full. 100 cents
most cordially invited to t‘OI’llM‘IH in this control. for supremacy in financial maul.
And to every butcher. drnror chm
(i does pay every, hill against him and his business. to
To any enquiring this set-rot of our snot-ens.
lnnd.andhrst quality (‘lty Dre.“ ml Hoof, Lutnbn. Veal. I'urk, err,
«Ire: Itolltma Weekly.
E. J. WADHAMS
FREE DELIVERY.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
no you» newa,| hasten to inform no
supplies. in feet. all claims for anythingleotl
on the dollar.
r. who on that day can
ly lulu: off our lifts and
we ant-wurlmlvlll.hi ounces. to
Hull-it. Fifteen Hun-
.} will t-heerfu
. Proprietor,
PEOPLE? MARKETI-
21 Wall st., Norwalk
1 Felephmlecnil. 57-3.
Silk Brocatelie Fringe Parlor
Polished Wood Parlor Tables
A Fine Lounge for $6.50.
Wilton Rug Couches, $11 so
DAVID
Foam-runs.“
28 811. MailStreet, 811. Norwalk.
GREAT BARGAINS I'N
PARLOR SUITS
Suit, 8351 It).
Crushed Plush Parlor Suit, $25.00.
way down in price.
A large line of Corduroy Lounges and Clutches.
All goods sold at hard time prices.
STOW.
I-“IR SA I. I}.
IIOIYHE near Elm Grove storm? rooms. rent
‘l'l‘f ll harms. Nu. ti Tulle-u nil‘rel. Ill-l
floor. met 9-; hon-to N1) 2's Day it rest rent 11:.
all have waterlinamiern lntlm yely hrs!
order throughout. Juli); ll. KbAl’l’. if:
West street. all If
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(IIIEHTNI'T lit-Ming, l-‘du lmnd~_ I yl-ars nltl.
x good saddle horse". warranlwi kiwi and
trot-1n nil l1urn1>~<.nml gmut wind. Alltlreu.‘
or rim-l) at .'o Lom- street. Smith Not‘vslk.
a1;
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P‘AIRVIEW ll . liuwaytnn. t'onn.. for
saleortr let; a iurnlshml hon-to. thirty
room-A. for summer frfmdr vi. trurvl'iutt'un
Point. on the Sound For nonunion, illt,‘llft‘
of Is. S ”wens, wnh‘hmnkrr and interior,
lll Washingtn‘ :rtrt . Moth Nomulh.t‘:1:11..
at} f
(t tlLDESIllAfii. A gold point that will not
I rub off or tarnish. but will airy to n
ammuth hard slil'l'lu‘u l'rlmu L‘Illvnls, stll'i‘il
NURWALK flAi-tlt\\',\itls; COMPANY.
South Main ~trwr. ml
\ Jill and trinitisall limit in good (‘flfillllltI-fl.
1 31 (wt long. with outin. Prim. tint).
Apply at So. l’Ifi-t‘iili .‘rlitiu ~trterl.>outl1 .‘mr-
unlit. t'nun. min 1!
l)l~,\'ilI-'. or If \th1 thin" pants and colors.
.‘liii-alpaint. I] 25» wt gal: li’r prr (.1.
Artist tub» t-nmre, National tinting: colors. I’m
stuck pulnl runl knimnune brush-“1. While,
blink. mi. grt-t-n. llret‘lf, ti mt', pol-l. copper
and enamel pulliln. Parr-.111 rmu‘ll
varni~b; furniture nntl «per tomb-I1. at WAT-
KINS A DIM. ii‘ti'w, ll’.’ “'4‘l‘lllliglitn «re-cf.
South Suruulk. 11.751 1w
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role same claim mar;
Vi) 'Pi lliglr «t- Soru‘nilt. formerly mt tipzrel
a
lly‘ 'llma. Il‘tiurtnnn. ririirur of sublet-
ting. reference-a rmulrct. timtge l‘ l-.xl<.
Now -ll: f‘v itv' f lw
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if
BAI,’KI‘.~' wutrr motor, with i. in ii'. be sold
(heap i'nr unnt of new. Apply at this
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AT Till".
lletlulist Episcopal
tIlIlIlclI, NilltWAlIt,
luesday‘lii'lhlth
ERICSSllllF. BUSHNELL
The Renowned Basso.
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Time-o desiring a permanent location pre-
fcrabls. Addreaaor av ly to Mil-I. I. ”flit”. MISS KAT P‘BKEB
a I
The Acomplisherl Soprano.
1”)th Day lln’ Ainsw tl Kittl nuN.mlllmwmlavenue.Suuth horw-llhttft. "MW“W'
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a" g. 9 gt. (7 .193 u. in am lyo our. Appytu . . .
fin. t Arm. Mum my. mum outpatienmmmo ammonium." Elocutionlets.
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Hiiihlldrtli. brick stars. out door.
m'ru mu of 5;. double house
n»: s .1
S at .
room: oland mill w
(Wall. No. tilt Washlnrtton street, suitable
for one or two families. pry to Dill!-
‘ii‘l.’ rooms. first floor, Oil; five rooms.
i'nve
Mi new I moat . in sire of TAYLOR
anoint: . " on
Selected local Talent.
MW P. ELY. lat National Bank. Mouth Nor- mm- -...
wal . sztlw ““
Tum" l‘f‘"'l’c "so? in”: ADM'SS'ON' 35mg”
no o. no nurse. an . “I...“
mild "u". 'm . month. Apply “fa. é. .N‘Hfml’wtl sentm [)‘le‘tlllvn. . .1 .1Mrt
a w ‘ '
1.1mm ANM'AI.
. second filmr. Ill): five reruns. first film.
fi§3§fi3§.flhhfi"ibfiflf luv: EXHIBITION hill IlEtltPllllll
. flout Main street. Ninth Kermit. of WJIIIhert “Wu.“ «th In ilullt‘lfld.ll
luslc IlalI. Slglll Ilemll. 0t
fleshy Evening, lull Hill. ’96
S'lfim dhd’fT‘ll'
:a Want also. W ’
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.lltle. ”be we'd-Eras- It
mfiwu on».
Exhibition at sum». in. Floor and balcony
fit) all. all he emote. in last Nor. . ., M... m, m.- tm «.mw. lit-«term!
l walé mtilsll. lnnnlre at allies of II. fili'ldtimm with be morsel by nfmrt. at
DJIA {DA oneself. 4 rooms. 51 ltfver- mum,” ”mum...“ some Nor-vain moi
lunatic. [canines premises. uniw m vmwwm, Koglirxutfully.wiNILISERT
simian gut at"
NOTICE.
(it'll 'E is hereby given that the underside.
ed frrrlmldsru upwinhsl to was hen»
19a for iron layout of Eula!
reef. moallw . from “M avenue to the
(hmacrtfrnt Tum all". will meet at the (fann-
t.‘ ‘ .n .‘ “ .Aortlltth at
wotrhici n. 1a.. when all persons will... land 5.
l tone taken thevtsfrom may appear
rd in r latlnnfhnr .
. he 'nf-wruh Mr (John.
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tits and dams
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guqusmmmfs.
H - E - R - E.
MUSIC it“
ALL no, .‘Ior
a walk, (It.
szvlm-‘e “Itl’ mmmcuruw Montiayueven-
Inc.
It
.AIIII’EWqIInn‘tllyof mwi puncture [nZ.NPB'l 2d, ad, 51", 5‘“, . 11h.
quire at MAI“ lb liltilfi‘Jew‘l .‘o'orwaMu
Nut oprn m. Wminesduy’, April 41h.
RIIYAl JAPANESE
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8 IN NUMBER 8
AS it ART EXHIBITION
JAPANESE BAZAAR
‘20 IN NUMBER 20
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li‘sllt. retransmis- Alt-Ir emanates.
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1
l5t: ADMITS Til Ill. I50
Ccme See the lids flannel,“
:‘Hoyt’s Opera House
Saturday. April 7th
httuiurtm-M of ill" l’tim'e utt 'Imt'llillflr‘.
MR. HENRI E. DIXEI.
And I'm )fngnitirent Organisation.
~RlCE’S-
1111; BillllESlIIIE comm.
In IIlt“'II[1l‘v'flflilK BIil‘lr'f-qlli’. In fl Arts.
-ADONIS-
(Ir, Tr ‘fn’ur. he Minor. ‘1» Mulder: and
\‘v lmrufly Villyuiu.
Xv“ Must". New Npm lollies. fJ' .V'vw I'lv‘m.
m ,v'nw Feittxzr.-~,wi .er lrlt‘1fl. w New Joyous
lnr l-lu-nts. Etnryl? ".1 .,;. 'fi'l t7" and replete
at 1th novvl‘y. mill
fills. Genevieve Stehbitis
WILL 'iil'l'I UN
Saturday Ivenittg. hull I4tl1,
Hoyt’s Opera House
AN .bli'l'l-«Tit‘ ENTERTAINMENT Ill"
ANTIQUE Milli
Mill
Bible Story.
FUR Til! MENEFIT (W
TRINITY CHURCH.
'I‘m-nmmrnco at H vtxiorli. Inserted seats
gar-m, and m we..." sale after April Trill. at.
tirtgorv'a, Nurwalk. and I’lalsfed'tv. Mmtll
Ewrwalk ram a“
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were fora few days. it» new
«nasal cf the elm
new accepted by l
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were
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